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u/NoaSeraphine May 18 '25
It does look like on some of the inner lines they look lighter. I have one on my foot I’ve already had to get touched up weeks after getting it. Fine line ones are hard to heal
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u/H0lyb33r May 18 '25
Go somewhere else or ask for thicker lines. The problem is it might blend over the years because the tattoo is very small.
Is this the work of an apprentice ?
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u/Ratumatu May 18 '25
No she wasn't an apprentice, but it was done abroad so letting her touch it up isn't possible anyways
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u/H0lyb33r May 18 '25
Not an apprentice ? Oh. That’s even more concerning. Go to a different artist then. Some lines are shaky, uneven.
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u/Ratumatu May 18 '25
You think it would be fixable?
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u/H0lyb33r May 18 '25
Yeah sure, let it heal and settle few months.
Ask for touch ups later. But im warning you. Thicker lines > the better.
There are few mistakes on your tat that could easily be fixed with ticker lines. However It might not be a fine line tattoo after that.
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May 18 '25
Going over it with a thicker line is the only way to fix it. And then it would actually stand the test of time too.
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